Video Reshuffling with Narratives toward Effective Video Browsing

Abstract

With the rapid increasing of video cameras, large amount of video data everyday brings the problem of video storage and browsing. In this paper, we propose a novel approach to video reshuffling with a group of static images to effectively summarize the video content. Each static image called narrative is generated to depict the behavior of a specific object or a special event. Firstly background subtraction and object tracking are employed to extract the segmentations of moving objects and corresponding trajectories. After that, we apply three sampling rules to optimized select representative object samples from the spatial-temporal object tube and stitch them to the background image by Poisson blending. Experimental results show the promise of the proposed approach.